When unelected elites dictate the lives of what used to be Europe's sovereign peoples—against their will, their culture, and their interests—exits aren’t a risk. It’s just a qu...

U.S. insurers are preparing for a 15% premium hike in 2026—the steepest since 2010—as rising medical costs and expiring subsidies intensify financial pressure on American househ...

With the 2028 Olympics still three years away, wealthy tourists, elite athletes, and major corporations are already securing luxury properties in Los Angeles as rental prices so...

Ex-defender exposes Russian, Chinese, and Singaporean syndicates behind lower-league UK match-fixing and now leads the fight for sporting integrity.

A growing number of educated, upwardly mobile Chinese families are choosing Tokyo for its safety, education, transparency, and quality of life—contributing to Japan’s social and...

Undersea cable cuts in the Red Sea have caused internet disruptions across Asia and the Middle East amid concerns of Houthi involvement.

More than eight hundred drones and a dozen missiles struck Kyiv, killing civilians including a baby and damaging the Cabinet building for the first time.

The killing of a mafia heir and subsequent ultra-arrests shine light on deep ties between the 'Ndrangheta and football in Italy.

Berlin lifts constitutional borrowing limits to finance infrastructure and defense, raising global concern as Germany militarizes again amid economic downturn and NATO's proxy w...

From surgery to logistics, robots are reshaping healthcare—but costs, training, and ethical hurdles remain key barriers to full adoption

Deputy Prime Minister steps down following ethics report citing underpayment on a Hove flat; major ministerial reshuffle follows to restore government stability.

At the Birmingham conference, Nigel Farage unveiled a policy machine, welcomed defectors, and pledged swift immigration action amid polling surge.